Post 120 Suites

Overall experience staying with Post 120 Suite was ok, particularly pleased with the resectionist who was polite, helpful and fluent in English. The room was in good condition, well supplied with cook set. The room was just too warm and stiff in summer, forced to open window while the main road was too busy. Parking was a bit expensive, €20 per day.

Clean and spacious room to stay. Slight further from the city center, within 6 mins walking distance to Klamovka station but still conveniently travel to the city center with tram.

We stayed for 2 days. It's a clean and nice place. A little kitchen helped a lot since we're traveling with kids, even though it didn't have salt and oil. The only consideration was the bed. It sank on one side.

Good hotel, not so expensive but the amenities still look brand new. Very clean rooms, complete appliances, big television big refrigerator, with cooking equipments. Recommend to stay in for short and long days of vacation. Thanks you Trip.com for recommendig this Post 120 Suites. Center of Prague is accessible via Tram and Bus

I stayed in this hotel for only one night, and left in early morning. Room looked like a multi-person place - I stayed alone in a studio with a kitchenette and 4 single beds. My room was on the 1st floor, with a busy tram line right outside of the window, so sleeping was a challenge.

Thanks to this place, I had a disastrous first night in Prague. The lady at the front desk gave me a room in the far corner of the ground floor, 125, which was so big and empty and cold that I felt like I was in a cellar as soon as I walked in, and the water in the shower was lukewarm, so I couldn't warm it up, and even with two layers of blankets it was still very cold. The room was on the street, and the window looked out onto the tram route, which whizzed by every few minutes, day and night. The door to the room was next to the exit of the building, and it opened and closed with a great noise whenever someone came in or out. The sewer upstairs was also incredibly loud. The lady at the front desk should have known about this room if she had been working at the hotel for more than a week, and I don't know why she put me in this room as a woman checking in alone, I think she did it deliberately and maliciously. And I don't think this room is suitable for anyone! This room should not be given to a guest if there are other rooms available in the hotel. (If there is really no more, should also be informed of the situation in advance.) That night, I wrote an email to the hotel, and the next morning I received a reply saying that I could change the room, so I went to the front desk to change the room, a room on the fourth floor, and when I entered the room, I felt warm and bright, very comfortable, and even though the room was only half as big as a room of 125, it was perfectly adequate for me to stay alone!